Fragments of the First AIF - Major Oliver Hogue

The story of one of the AIF's true celebrities, author and journalist Major Oliver Hogue of Sydney, NSW.

Episode 8: Major Oliver Hogue, Australian Light Horse & Imperial Camel Corps

Sources:

• ‘The Hon JA Hogue,’ The Riverine Grazier, 30 September 1910, p.6

• The Glebe Society

• ‘Mrs JA Hogue,’ Newcastle Morning Herald & Miners’ Advocate, 23 July 1932, p.2

• ‘Rouchel,’ The Maitland Weekly Mercury, 13 July 1918, p.7

• ‘Lomax Divorce Case,’ Border Morning Mail & Riverina Times, 17 June 1909, p.3

• ‘Books: An Australian Soldier Poet,’ The Daily Mail, 27 July 1918, p.4

• ‘Trooper Bluegum,’ Narandera Argus & Riverine Herald, 11 April 1919, p.5

• ‘ “Breast Forward”,’ The Sydney Morning Herald, 6 November 1914, p.6

• ‘ “Bluegum’s” Humor: Further Accounts,’ The Inverell Times, 23 July 1915, p.2

• ‘Evolution: The Light Horse Brigade,’ The Sydney Morning Herald, 28 August 1915, p.14

• ‘Trooper Bluegum: Invalided in London,’ The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 December 1915, p.6

• ‘An Anzac’s Love-Letters,’ Sydney Morning Herald, 13 May 1916, p.8

• ‘Anzac Maxims,’ The Wingham Chronicle & Manning River Observer, 9 August 1916, p.7

• ‘Aeroplane v. Camel,’ The Inverell Times, 30 January 1917, p.2

• ‘Trooper Bluegum at Sinai,’ Western Star & Roma Advertiser, 16 May 1917, p.3 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/98178503

• ‘To My Camel,’ The North Western Courier, 15 June 1917, p.4

• ‘The Thunderbolt: Allenby’s Smashing Blow,’ The Brisbane Courier, 27 December 1918, p.5

• ‘Obituary: Miss Amy Hogue,’ The Scone Advocate, 5 July 1918, p.2

• Photograph